boot - How to start GUI from command line? - Ask Ubuntu
97 I've installed Ubuntu 12.04 32-bit on my machine. But when I switch on the computer, I get command line: Ubuntu 12.04 LTS COMP-1245 tty1 And it prompts for username and …
Create a shortcut for URL? - Ask Ubuntu
How can I create a shortcut for URL in my desktop? I want to use them in Firefox or Chrome. If a copy and paste didn't work. What script I have to use?
Ubuntu boots on terminal only, how do I recover the GUI desktop?
Where is my Ubuntu desktop? Its booting and going always default to terminal screen, if i press Ctrl+Alt+F7 still in terminal Ctrl+Alt+F1 still in terminal. No GUI, how do I recover it? EDIT: sun@
How do I boot into the console and then launch the Ubuntu …
At the Ubuntu login page I have to hit Ctrl + Alt + F1 to be able to login as an user using the command line. But how do I get to the command line first and then start the Ubuntu desktop …
How to set up remote desktop sharing through SSH? - Ask Ubuntu
Is there a way to view (and control) a remote desktop through SSH? I will not have physical access to the remote host machine.
Terminal does not start on Remote Desktop; how to fix it?
No terminal appears. Other applications launch correctly. I'm running Ubuntu 11.04, and connecting via Remote Desktop. On the client, I'm using Microsoft's Remote Desktop …
Unable to do remote desktop using xrdp - Ask Ubuntu
I have an Ubuntu virtual machine to which I need to do remote desktop. I do not have physical access to that machine and I can do only ssh to the machine. I wanted to do remote desktop …
Start ubuntu without a desktop environment but start an X …
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scripts - Create a .desktop file that opens and execute a ... - Ask …
I would like to know how to write the Exec command of a .desktop file to open a new terminal and execute a shell script in it. The shell script is working and accessible by all users. When …
command line - How do I open a terminal? - Ask Ubuntu
Open the Dash by clicking the Ubuntu icon in the upper-left, type "terminal", and select the Terminal application from the results that appear. Hit the keyboard shortcut Ctrl - Alt + T.